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The Junto Attic Bar

3.9 (74 reviews)
Closed • 6:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)
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October 2024 Menu.
Cindy Z.

What a gem to find this quaint speakeasy in Jersey City! After dinner at Franklin Social, we found this bar right next door, which turns out they're under the same ownership. It can be easy to miss the entrance here, but make sure you look for the address on the door. Once you enter, go upstairs to an intimate attic room with stained glass windows. The space only fits about 20 people with no tables bigger than 4 people. It's the perfect date night spot that feels so secretive and cozy. We started off with the Benjamin's Afternoon Tea ($16) and Smoke 'em If You Got 'em ($16). These are both smoky cocktails with dark and spicy notes. I also liked how the "tea" was actually served in a teacup, so cute. Next, we both decided to be adventurous and got the Dealer's Choice ($18). This is fun and unique as you choose the type of spirit, flavor profile, and glassware for the bartender to create your own cocktail. I ended up with a spicy whiskey, which was OK. I suppose whiskey is better off with a smoky profile, which is why most cocktails are made this way. Either way, it was a fun experiment. Overall, loved the ambiance of this place. They also offered some complimentary nuts for the table too. Do note that they charge a 3% credit card processing fee and there's a 20% automatic gratuity. Pay attention to your receipt when paying, so you don't overtip, which I wish they mentioned.

Rebecca C.

This speakeasy feels like a hidden gem in JC. It's a small space with dim lighting so it's good if you're looking for drinks on a date night. I went for one of their cocktails that I knew I'd like, but on another occasion I'd want to see what they cook up based on a description (aka Dealer's Choice).

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Desiree D.

Check out my photos for what the entrance looks like, since it's not listed and does not have a sign. If youre standing in front of Franklin Social, go to your right and make a left down Mercer Street. Youll see the door on your left, its directly after the windows for Franklin Social. Open the door, walk up the stairs. Juno Attic bar have a hand full of tables, and couches, and a hightop bar area. They can seat maybe 25 people. Its just 1 room, with a 1 stall bathroom off to the side. I came on a sunday night for my birthday, there was only 1 bar tender, and no reservations needed. There were 2 people having drinks and midway through my time, a group of 6 came. keep in mind, they do not allow large groups. if you come with a group, you might not be able to sit with eachother. they do not offer food. their menu is small, but will open your eyes and taste buds to craft cocktails. We were greeted right away by the bar tender, who seated us. we were given water and menus right away. about 3 mins later, we were greeted with a "welcome drink". This was awesome, hello did someone say great hospiltality?! i love free shit, especially high quality drinks. Ask me what it was. i cant tell you. it had absinthe and it was refreshing. my date and i truly had a great time. its a calm place, but the service and drinks were phenomneal. Look, listen...the drinks are $15 bucks, but well worth it. we had a nice buzz. the flavor is impecable. i would never pair these items together. give me a beer and a tequila shot, and im good. We had 1 drink each. and i highly suggest the apples and almonds drink! i could have 5 more of these for sure! service was perfect!

Attic Bar: pre-dinner drinks (dealers choice on the left, luxe be a lady on the right)

Can't believe it's taken me so long to come here - incredible ambiance/vibe, both the menu cocktails and dealer's choice cocktails were fantastic with a lot of intention and detail, but the food (Franklin Social) made me melt. I got the Franklin burger, truffle fries, Caesar salad and sishito peppers. The team was very attentive and informative, and really made us feel like they were happy to have us there versus just serving us. Might even come back tonight lol

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Tamira G.

First, make a reservation if you're visiting on any peak hours! It is such a quaint bar perfect for dates night or catching up with a friend. It's not very large so I would come with more than maybe 4 friends. The drinks here are good and they pour well. I ordered Apples and Almond and the Farmer Almanac. My bf ordered Yamabouki (I think that was the name) and the African flower. They're great! The staff here are also pretty nice. It doesn't get too loud where you can't hear yourself think.

Super dark but a picture of our first two dealer's choice cocktails
Alyssa S.

This was a really fun experience. The Attic Bar has a distinct speakeasy feel with limited seating but a very cool ambiance. There was a diverse group of parties ranging from couples to friends to men out on a guys night. We tried several Dealer's Choice cocktails, which was both a fun experience and resulted in some awesome cocktails. The service was also excellent!

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The service is beyond terrible, don't waste your time! The vibe / aesthetic is good but that's about it.

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Drinks were amazing, and the vibes were magnificent. Will definitely be coming here again!

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Pretty unique, feels a little bit like a speak easy. Good for a small group to have drinks after dinner.

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“After dinner at Franklin Social, we found this bar right next door, which turns out they're under the same ownership.”

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